Paul Retzbach; PMP, PSP

Paul Retzbach has extensive experience in the security industry, with a focus on project management and operational leadership. Paul Retzbach; served as the Chief Operating Officer at CertiPath, where they provided operational direction for software development, professional services, and special projects. Paul Retzbach; was responsible for supporting the use of PKI in the smart card market, including the DoD CAC card and the Executive Branch PIV card.

Prior to their role at CertiPath, Retzbach served as the Vice President of Customer Services at VidSys, Inc. In this position, they led a team responsible for the installation and support of VidSys software in critical operational centers. Paul Retzbach; oversaw the integration of various systems into a single user interface for operators to effectively manage their environments.

Retzbach also held leadership roles at Stanley Security Solutions, M.C. Dean, Inc., UTC Fire & Security, Tyco - SimplexGrinnell, and Tyco - ADT. These roles encompassed responsibilities such as overseeing government initiatives, program management, and driving sales and revenue growth.

Overall, Retzbach's work experience demonstrates their expertise in security integration, operations management, and delivering large-scale projects in the defense and intelligence community. Paul Retzbach; has a strong track record of driving efficiency, leveraging existing relationships, and strategically aligning businesses.

Paul Retzbach obtained their Bachelor of Science degree in Housing and Design from the University of Maryland, where they studied from 1985 to 1991. Paul Retzbach; then pursued an MBA with a focus on Change Management at The Johns Hopkins University - Carey Business School from 1998 to 2000.

In addition to their educational background, Paul Retzbach also obtained the designation of Project Management Professional (PMP) from the Project Management Institute in November 2009, and the certification of Physical Security Professional (PSP) from ASIS International in February 2010.